ACTG 1P91 Chapter Notes - Chapter 2: Stock Certificate, Promissory Note, Accounting Equation

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Structured like the basic accounting equation (a = l + se) Two types of financing: equity and debt: equity refers to financing a business a business through owners" contributions and reinvestments of profit, debt refers to financing the business though loans. A share certificate indicates the number of shares that the owner(s) have acquired in the company and serves as evidence of their ownership. A promissory note is a legal document that described the terms for repaying a loan. The company always receives something and gives something (create value through exchange) Each exchange is analyzed to determine a dollar amount that represents the value of items given and received. Business activities that affect the basic accounting equation are called transactions: external exchanges occur between the company and someone else that involves assets, liabilities, and/or shareholders" equity. An exchange that only includes promises is not an accounting transaction.

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